- The Army has soldiers, the Navy has sailors, the Airforce has airmen. But what will servicemembers in the first new military branch since 1947 be called? That an other questions lay ahead as Space Force begins its official work.
- The whole flyover will run approximately from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
- Busy season is right around the corner for Colorado's outdoor industry. Wait — will people still want to go whitewater rafting this summer?
- “I don’t want to die,” said Tom Johnston, who runs a mineral shop in Colorado Springs.
- Several news organizations reported Monday as the date for reopening these businesses, leading to confusion among salon owners.
- Eagle County, home to Vail Ski Resort, was one of the first places in the state to see widespread COVID-19 infections. But then, local public health workers sprung into action.
- Speaking to a class of nearly 1,000 graduating cadets spaced precisely eight feet apart on the U.S. Air Force Academy’s parade field, Vice President Mike Pence said the nation looks to the military for confidence during times of strife.
- For athletes, it's meant confusion and inconsistency. At just the moment that many athletes were gearing up for the final, intense push toward the games, everything suddenly came to a halt.
- Deputy Jeff Hopkins was diagnosed with the disease just one day before his death. His last assignment was as an intake and release deputy at the El Paso County Jail.
- From donations to volunteering to just feeding your own burrito-craving, we have a list of ideas to get you started.
- Landing the permanent headquarters for Space Command wouldn't just bring the city prestige, but potentially also significant economic benefits,
- The president's speech in Colorado Springs tied the candidates together for 2020.
- The new 800,000-square-foot building near the Colorado Springs Airport will also anchor a new business park.
- Troops at Fort Carson Army Post in Colorado Springs are conducting artillery training until next Tuesday and warn residents of potential loud noises, including at night. A Fort Carson press release stated three brigades are taking part in the live-fire training, which started last week.
- Marketing to the annihilation-conscious is not a new idea.
- At the time of the initial filing in early 2019, the YMCA called the allegations “slanderous.”
